Bev is keeping the camera handy on our road trip days to capture some of the beautful sights we see, as we explore our great country.
Another of Bev's "on the road to Arizona" pictures taken east of St. George, UT on our travel day to Camp Verde.
We are staying at our Western Horizon's membership park, located in the verde valley about 80 miles north of Phoenix.
Our current home site has plenty of room and shade.
This small park area is located right in front of our motorhome provides us with a great view, and a little more privacy than normal.
The Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of the "must see" attractions in the Sedona area and also provides one of the best viewpoints for enjoying the great scenery.
B J takes up his guard post as Bev & I leave to enjoy the scenery surrounding the chapel.
The chapel parking area is one of the best locations to find unobstructed views of the unique sandstone rock formations surrounding the Sedona area.
Another of the beautiful scenes to view from the chapel parking area.
The city of Sedona is growing in spite of the recession, and filling in the valley below the airport viewpoint.
Every afternoon the viewpoint at the Sedona airport attracts up to 300 people to watch the sun set over the red rock country.
Sunset at Sedona, AZ on the 15th day of September 2009.
Bev is keeping the camera handy on our road trip days to capture some of the beautful sights we see, as we explore our great country.
Another of Bev's "on the road to Arizona" pictures taken east of St. George, UT on our travel day to Camp Verde.
We are staying at our Western Horizon's membership park, located in the verde valley about 80 miles north of Phoenix.
Our current home site has plenty of room and shade.
This small park area is located right in front of our motorhome provides us with a great view, and a little more privacy than normal.
The Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of the "must see" attractions in the Sedona area and also provides one of the best viewpoints for enjoying the great scenery.
B J takes up his guard post as Bev & I leave to enjoy the scenery surrounding the chapel.
The chapel parking area is one of the best locations to find unobstructed views of the unique sandstone rock formations surrounding the Sedona area.
Another of the beautiful scenes to view from the chapel parking area.
The city of Sedona is growing in spite of the recession, and filling in the valley below the airport viewpoint.
Every afternoon the viewpoint at the Sedona airport attracts up to 300 people to watch the sun set over the red rock country.
Sunset at Sedona, AZ on the 15th day of September 2009.
1 comment:
Wish we could have stayed at Camp Verde! We had revs and had to cancel after selling our Big Sky not too long after we had made revs and our U-haul was not very well equipped. Sounds like all is going well. Love, Les and Sue
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